Learning Through the Summer
The following is an interview of David Stelzer by the Old School House. TOS: How do you ensure your children are learning through the summer? David: Children are always learning, and I think we [...]
Homeschooling Over the Summer
The school year is wrapping up for nearly everyone. The weather is warm, graduation parties are happening, and public-school kids are invading the parks at alarming rates. Maybe you have been done homeschooling for [...]
Choosing Your Homeschool Co-op Format
I have felt the leading of God, prayed and waited for answers, and everything is a go. I am set to start full throttle come September 2024 with a functioning homeschool co-op at my [...]
Title IX Ruling Protects Homeschool From Federal Overreach
A federal court of appeals ruling last month protects nonprofits (including private schools and homeschools) from federal overreach in the context of Title IX regulations. Schools that receive government money have to abide by [...]
Convention Corner: Why We Do What We Do
I’ve recently taken an interest in the post-exilic prophets. It is both a saddening and encouraging time in the history of God’s people. A passage from Nehemiah struck me particularly as it applies to [...]